A/HRC/30/14 99.93 Improve services and support for women victims of domestic violence by conducting effective investigations, vigorously prosecuting the perpetrators, ending the practice of prosecuting victims and ensuring victims have access to protection and shelters (Canada); 99.94 Tackle the subject of torture in a comprehensive way, including by fighting impunity and providing for compensation of victims (Costa Rica); 99.95 Prosecute all cases of human rights violations, war crimes and crimes against humanity in a non-discriminatory and impartial manner, consistent with the requirements under the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (Serbia); 99.96 Continue working particularly with regard to protecting the rights of victims of sexual violence and domestic violence, in particular through training of health, police and judicial personnel (Uruguay); 99.97 Further step up its efforts to investigate and prosecute effectively war crimes and strengthen the capacity of domestic courts and witness protection mechanisms in this regards (Czech Republic); 99.98 Enhance the capacity of domestic courts and witness protection mechanisms so as to improve the efficiency in domestic war crimes prosecutions (Austria); 99.99 Increase the administrative capacity of courts to a sufficient level, to provide adequate support and protection to witnesses, to accelerate the investigation and prosecution of war crimes and to take the necessary steps to excavate all known mass/common graves and to identify all the remains (Netherlands); 99.100 Continue and deepen the measures necessary for the investigation and punishment in the courts of persons suspected of participation in war crimes and crimes against humanity (Argentina); 99.101 Demonstrate a clear track record of war crime cases which shows standardized sentencing through a fair and non-discriminatory process (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 99.102 Ensure accountability for all manifestations of ethnicity-based hate speech, racism and extremist rhetoric in the public sphere (Serbia); 99.103 Ensure efficient, non-discriminatory investigations and timely prosecutions as part of the enforcement of hate crime legislation (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 99.104 Give impetus to accelerate the regional process on the question of the thousands of persons who are still missing, which is vital for the rule of law as well as for regional reconciliation (France); 99.105 Continue the actions undertaken in the criminal processing of war crimes (France); 99.106 Continue ensuring the prosecution of cases of hate crimes (Israel); 99.107 Take effective measures to investigate and prosecute war crimes, including rape and other sexual abuse, and ensure that war crimes trials are carried out expeditiously and fairly by an independent and impartial tribunal (Canada); 99.108 20 Step up its efforts to curb domestic violence (Philippines);